While readers on this website probably know the Air Autonomous Service for ad hoc charter flights and reaction cards, the corridor also works extensively in humanitarian load and rescue missions.

Recently, it combined both areas of specialization.

At the end of December, he rented a Metroliner III plane to fly 58 cats.

All felines were rescued by a woman.

They were transferred to a sanctuary of cats to more than 1,700 miles away.

President América Richard Thompson recalls: “He contacted us after talking with the organization pilots for the rescue, who could not accommodate so many animals on a flight and sent us to us.”

He continues: “She personally relocated from Houston to Idaho and wanted to relocate 58 cats that she had rescued her new home there.”

Air Charter Service then went into action.

Thompson says: “We carry the best and most appropriate airplanes for the work that we consider a metroliner III.”

Then, the client bought boxes approved by the USDA and obtained health certificates for each cat.

After that it was achieved, the Air Charter service established the flight.

Thompson says: “The Metroliner III was perfect since we could place all cat carriers safely and run them and secure them instead.”

He adds: “We have a vast experience on flights with pets and rescue animals.”

After a 2018 hurricane in Texas that caused serious damage to many animals rescue centers, the air charter service transported 240 homeless cats and dogs to its new home in California.

During the relocations of the Covid era, a flight with 10 dogs and its owners left Hong Kong for the United Kingdom.

A letter with seven dogs, two cats and their owners also traveled from New York to the United Kingdom.